Volunteer Drivers

Volunteer Drivers play a vital role in helping members of our community stay connected and independent. Whether using your own vehicle on an "on-call" basis or driving one of our mobility vehicles on a regular route, you will help transport community members safely to the MAZCC, appointments or activities, as well as supporting our hot meal delivery service. Regular and bank volunteers are both welcome.

What additional skills or experience you should have

Volunteers must hold a full, valid driving licence and be confident driving safely and responsibly. Good communication skills, reliability and a friendly approach are also important. No previous volunteer driving experience is required.

What training we will provide for you

All Volunteer Drivers will receive an induction, wheelchair handling training and a test drive before starting the role. Ongoing support and guidance will also be provided.

What you will get out of volunteering for us

Volunteer Drivers play an important role in supporting the local community while meeting new people and building meaningful connections. This role offers a rewarding opportunity to give back, develop confidence and be part of a friendly and supportive volunteer team.

Leeds Jewish Welfare Board provides a comprehensive range of high quality, professionally delivered, culturally sensitive, social, residential and community care services, primarily to the Jewish Community. For volunteering opportunities in Leeds, visit